Submitted by Pierre_Admin on 2014/07/29 14:15
Hi IQ Users,
 
The HTML Pane Zoom appears buggy for some OS and IE versions (IQ HTML Pane uses the IE editing engine)
 
Specifically, these 2 bugs have been found:
  1. Cursor for some fonts is not positioned correctly
  2. Image resizing is not possible (Win 7 and up)
Are these features really useful ? Can they be removed ?
 
 

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Is it buggy for MHT files and clipped web pages ? Are we talking here about the same zoom activated by the mouse + Ctrl OR touchpad's pinching?
If not, I'd leave it or maybe -- if possible -- deactivate it only for plain HTML content (directly typed/inserted by the user in the the pane).
Zooming is very important : 1- some screens (mine for instance) have such small resolution that it often makes reading damn hard. 2- Same for pictures.
 
 
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Pierre_Admin

2014/07/29 15:43

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>Are we talking here about the same zoom activated by the mouse + Ctrl OR touchpad's pinching?
 
No, not at all.
 
The zoom that was implemented in the HTML pane is DOM based:
DOM.Body.Style.zoom
 
It is not part of W3 standards but supported by IE and Chrome
 
As such, it is stored in the document itself.
 
 
 
 

Armando

2014/07/29 17:28

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I see. Maybe it's a bit redundant, then. Isn't it ?
 
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Windows 8.1
Sony Vaio S Series 13 (SVS131E21L)
Ram:8gb, CPU: Intel i5-3230M, 2.6ghz

I've chosen to disable the Zoom feature while editing, as this is when it was buggy.
When browsing, users will still be able to zoom in/out.
 
Pinch / zoom enabled computers (mostly using touch screen or touchpads) can still zoom in/out while editing.